Lowering Your Silverado's Suspension: Upgrades For 2019-2024

Ridetech's Performance Lowering Systems for 2019-2024 Silverado & Sierra pickups greatly improves the looks, handling and ride quality. Josh from Ridetech provides a great overview of the system, and if the b-roll pushes you over the edge, head on over to our website to learn more!
2019-2023 Silverado/Sierra Lowering Kit: bit.ly/3RP2DG2

[@tedg102]

Purchased the same kit (minus the helper bag & traction bar) and can’t wait until it’s installed. It’s going on a 2021 1500 LT 2WD w/ new 275/50/22 stock takeoffs from a 23 Yukon Denali.

[@IPlayToBag]

I should of got ridetech back when I got my drop kit. My 2016 single cab silverado rides so bad right now. I'm getting this kit for my year truck, the 4 link looks like it's going to be awesome. I believe I can just get the coilovers and upper A-arm for for the front since I already have the drop spindles on my current kit.

[@tedg102]

What wheel & tire set up is on that truck please?

[@lego4x638]

do y’all still use belltech drop spindles?

[@ZeeeBruuuh]

ayooo, what that wheel and tire set up?

[@Vallejo_74]

That truck looks perfect 👌🏻 what wheels are those?

[@armandovillanueva92]

Yes same question here also lol? What rims and size are on that Silverado with that drop?

[@tedg102]

I’ll take an educated guess and suspect they’re close to the stock 22”’size of 275/50/22.

[@Omarr05]

Those are definitely 24s on 285/40 tires..

[@tedg102]

@@Omarr05 Wouldn’t be surprised. It would be nice if they’d confirm the wheel/tire specs though.

[@tedg102]

@@Omarr05spoke to the guys at Ridetech yesterday (still waiting on the control arms for my kit), and they stated those are 22”s, but couldn’t recall the specific tire size. He also mentioned they’re putting together data for different wheel/tire size applications for the kits, and vehicles offered for them. Said it’ll be rolled out in the near future. Good stuff